Melvado Laundry Hanger Hooks | Strong Plastic Solid Metal Spring | Lightweight, Convenient Clothing Pins To hang and Dry Wet Clothes | For Home Use or Travel | Economy 12 Pack | White

These laundry hooks are ok and a decent price but they are a little “flimsy” compared to the one I have. The plastic is lighter weight and the spring clip is not as strong. They work as long as I am careful to not hang heavy items on them.

I always take a few pairs of these when I travel. They come in handy for many things. Once my flight was canceled and I was glad I had these so I could hand wash a few things and hang them up. I just throw them in my suitcase along with my small items.

This is my fourth or fifth package of these practical, sturdy and useful hooks. I have gifted some to my daughters, and use them in two locations. I’ve owned the first set about four years and they are still in perfect condition.Previous to that I bought other sets and they just fell apart while using, the springs were weak, the two sides didn’t line up, and they had no longevity. This set is just plain tough! I’ve dropped them on tile and cement (arthritic hands and fingers) and they don’t fly apart and destroy themselves like my other chintzy sets. They have a big enough hook to go over all the rails I have used them on, fat or thin. We currently use them on a wire rack in the utility room, a folding arm over a door, and an inexpensive wheel around clothing rail in the garage. Also good for travel to hang things over a shower rail, or the neck of the shower head, the arms of standing lamps, and even, if you are careful and use a bit of a push, they will go over the fatter style safety rails often found in showers. If you are considering these, definitely go for it! I highly recommend them.I may need more, now that my husband has discovered just how handy they are. He’s using them for washed hats, masks, the occasional heavy sock that doesn’t dry in the dryer, golf and bike gloves, and other misc. I use them for slips, bras, other lingerie items, scarves, tights, shawls, masks, etc.

What I like about these delicate hosier eclipse. Is that the Hook is very sick quarter of an inch thick it fits over the shower rod. It is like the old fashioned ones I still have an old fashioned hook that I used to hang my bras on and that one the plastic is very thin but it's lasted over 30 years. I had a hard time finding these in the stores no one had them not even the inexpensive stores. If anybody is looking for something to hang up your delicates or towel anything to hang dry on your shower rod or just hang dry on a hanger that you can hang on your shower rod I suggest you buy these they are worth every penny....

the hook size is perfect and can hang to different shape and size of bars

I was looking for a clip that fit over a shower rod. These clips are very durable plastic. It is like a clothespin at the bottom and a hanger top above it. It easily fits over shower rods. I add an additional tension shower rod or two over my bathtub so I can hang wet clothing there. These clips work perfectly for drying items. I even hooked my back puff with a handle by putting the rope over the upper part of the clip. It is strong enough to hold it just fine. My Mom had something like this years ago but they were more flimsy and are starting to break after all of these years. I also use one to hang up my shower cap on a wire rack next to our shower. I highly recommend these hooks.

Re: Melvado Laundry Hanger Hooks | Strong Plastic Solid Metal Spring | Lightweight, Convenient Clothing Pins To hang and Dry Wet Clothes | For Home Use or Travel | Economy 12 Pack | WhiteThese work great for undies, socks, etc. but beware that they are the brittle form of plastic, so this plastic easier to break than most. But if the price is right, you can get me to be a little more careful, but I prefer the "softer" type of plastics for something like this. But bottom line, they work, good springs.

I've gone through quite a few sets of these plastic clothespin hook/hangers over the years. They usually come in sets of assorted primary colors and eventually the wire spring that holds them together pops out or the plastic breaks.I use them to dry lingerie on a bathroom shower rod. The hook has to be large enough to fit over the rod and be able to slide around a bit to make room for other clips. They also have to be able to be able to securely hold on to whatever is being dried.This set of 12 all white clips does not disappoint. The plastic is sturdy, the metal spring is strong and secure, and the hook is more than large enough for even the thickest curtain rod. You certainly get your money's worth.Whoever wrote the copy (and I imagine English is not their primary language) on the product page has done an excellent job of suggesting uses for these clips. If I ever need to dry my underwear al fresco, I shall head for the closest tree branch!

The hanging clothes pins are exactly as shown and what I needed. I could not find them anywhere else.

Love these, so handy